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US Government Chapter 6-1 & 2 quiz

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Spending requests for the general welfare of the United States generally come from the _____
A
people.
C
House of Representatives.
B
executive branch.
D
Senate.
 

 2. 

This power enables Congress to regulate working conditions across the nation.
A
to enforce civil rights laws
C
to pass bankruptcy laws
B
to initiate national defense protection
D
to regulate commerce
 

 3. 

As expressed in the Constitution, this power of Congress provides the basis for legislation to grow the nation’s economy.
A
naturalization
C
choosing a president
B
waging war
D
confirming a president
 

 4. 

Through this power, Congress can check on how the executive branch is administering the law.
A
immunity
C
perjury
B
legislative oversight
D
subpoena
 

 5. 

This clause allows congress to create laws about businesses, trade, and the economy
A
The War Clause
C
The Commerce Clause
B
The Elastic Clause
D
The Welfare Clause
 

 6. 

This clause gives congress the flexibility to create laws that the country needs.
A
The War Clause
C
The Commerce Clause
B
The Elastic Clause
D
The Welfare Clause
 

Matching

Match the correct word for each item.
 
 
Vocabulary Chpater 6-1
A
revenue bills
C
enumerated powers
B
appropriations bills
D
elastic clause
 

 7. 

expressed powers
 

 8. 

necessary and proper clause
 

 9. 

laws for raising money
 

 10. 

authorization to spend money
 
 
Vocabulary Chapter 6-2
A
subpoena
C
perjury
B
contempt
D
checks and balances
 

 11. 

legal order
 

 12. 

lying under oath
 

 13. 

willful obstruction
 

 14. 

legislative oversight
 
 
Match the legislative power to the power expressed in the US Constitution
A
Money Powers
C
Commerce Powers
B
War and Foreign Policy Powers
 

 15. 

establishing the US embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal
 

 16. 

punishing counterfeiters
 

 17. 

declaring war
 

 18. 

aiding small business owners
 

 19. 

regulating workplace safety
 

 20. 

social security taxes
 



 
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